Tim Goddenさんのイラストまとめ

If you’re looking for a bit of baseball for your walls you can find a range of original paintings, prints and art cards in my online store. Please do check it out here: https://t.co/gq1PBFoV1d #baseball #art

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Pvt Ferns, 168th Inf. Regt. makes a 'circus catch' in a game against the 165th Inf. Regt. at Neufmaisons, France, 1918. #ww1 #baseball

IT'LL BE A BIT DIFFERENT THIS CHRISTMAS, OLD BOY!

Just in front of Plugstreet Wood, two privates of the London Rifle Brigade contemplate their first Christmas in the trenches.

https://t.co/vVcHXO6hMj #ww1 #illustration

I've been having a sort through some of my original paintings and have listed 5 in a special one-off, first-come-first-served sale.

Please do take a look and I hope you find something you like.

https://t.co/vBGoq0dGRK #ww1 #illustration

I’ve also illustrated another member of 364th Infantry, 91st Division: Capt. Leonard Wattelet, a minor league ball player for the Seattle Siwashes, who was killed just outside Waregem on October 31st, 1918. He is buried at Flanders Fields American Cemetery. #ww1 #baseball

Sleep Well, Lads.

An Officer of the Royal North Devon Yeomanry checks on his men on a late October night in 1918.

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#ww1 #RNDY

Sleep Well, Lads.

An Officer of the Royal North Devon Yeomanry checks on his men on a late October night in 1918.

https://t.co/k742eQHYHS #ww1 #RNDY

Wildcats

A young Doughboy of 161st Infantry Brigade, 81st Division - who were known as the Wildcats - greets his adopted pet in his billet.

https://t.co/kQcY3c3VLh #ww1

Fancy Seeing You Here, Old Chap!

Two old chums, one of the London Scottish and the other of the Artists Rifles, meet by chance at Victoria Station on their way back for a well-earned spot of Blighty leave.

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